Immigration raids across Southern California are rattling the area's immigrant communities, even among those in the country ...

Colombian authorities have charged a 15-year-old with attempted murder for the assasination attempt on Miguel Uribe, the ...

Most of the targeted listings lacked the required license numbers mandated by Spanish law. While some listings failed to specify whether the property owner was an individual or a business entity ...

Cellphone with logo of Spain's intelligence agency Centro Nacional de ... An international cyber-defence collaboration is already under way, with Spanish authorities linking up with European cyber ...

Environmental NGOs ClientEarth and Oceana have filed a lawsuit against Spanish authorities for allegedly failing to investigate and -- where appropriate -- sanction Spanish vessels for switching ...

Spanish authorities claim the organisation contacted Moroccan nationals wanting to migrate to Spain and flew them into Romania. Once in Romania, they travelled by land to Spain through other EU ...

The mayor of a quaint Spanish town has admitted that it simply doesn’t have the funds to sue Meghan Markle over her new business venture’s logo. The Duchess of Sussex, 43, this week unveiled ...

Now, the Spanish town of Porreres may have an issue with Meghan’s new As Ever logo. If so, it could represent another stumbling block in her effort to launch her company. Of course, it may be ...

While the town's coat of arms is splashed with colours - orange and green for the tree and sand, black for the birds, on a white background - Meghan's logo uses just dark grey and white.

Spanish authorities are crediting the T3 Financial Crime Unit, a consortium made up of Tron, Tether, and TRM Labs, for helping take down a multinational European financial crime syndicate.

Spanish law enforcement, in collaboration with blockchain firms Tron, Tether and TRM Labs, has frozen $26.4 million in cryptocurrencies linked to a pan-European money laundering operation.